7th Avenue Modular Sofas & Sectionals — Long-term Review
Modular sectional, washable covers, modern look. I’ve lived on this sofa for over a year. Here’s the useful part: what holds up, what doesn’t, and where it beats Lovesac and Floyd for everyday use.
My experience
Daily use with a dog, spills, sun, and frequent rearranging.
I’ve had the 7th Avenue modular sectional in my living room for 12+ months. The deep seat invites a lounge posture, but it’s not a sinkhole — upright sitting still feels supported. Day one, my dog tracked mud across a cushion. The cover unzipped, cold wash, low tumble, done. Fabric beaded water and released stains. Shape retention is solid; no sagging corners.
Product range & pricing
Realistic ranges — actual promos vary. Configure to fit, then add seats over time.
| Category | Examples | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Modular sofas | 3-seat sofa, 4-seat chaise sectional, U-shaped sectional | $2,499–$9,499 |
| Add-ons | Armchair, chaise, corner seat | $799–$2,499 |
| Tables & rugs | Coffee/side tables, performance rugs | $199–$799 |
Tip: pick the slimmer arm style if you’re tight on clearance — you’ll gain a few inches that keep walkways open.
Price positioning
Feature snapshot
Delivery, trial, warranty
- White-glove delivery with in-room setup and packaging removal
- 10-day in-home trial; free return pickup
- Lifetime frame warranty; 5-year fabric/cushion coverage
Keep the packaging until you’re sure you’ll keep it — it speeds returns.
Care & maintenance
Simple routines keep it looking new.
- Remove covers: cold wash, gentle cycle; air dry or low tumble
- Blot spills (don’t rub) — most lift cleanly thanks to the finish
- Vacuum weekly with a soft brush; rotate cushions monthly
Showrooms
Appointment-only; confirm hours before you go.
7th Avenue vs. Lovesac vs. Floyd
Different paths to the same goal: a sofa that actually fits your life.
| Feature | 7th Avenue | Lovesac | Floyd |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core design | Hardwood frame, click-lock modules, washable covers | Highly modular “Sactionals”, removable covers | Minimalist frame with modular cushions |
| Comfort style | Plush-but-structured; deep seat option | Ultra-plush lounge feel | Medium-firm minimalist profile |
| Assembly | No tools; quick alignment | Velcro + clips; moderate time | Allen wrench base assembly |
| Delivery | White-glove available | Standard parcel freight | Flat-pack courier |
| Warranty | Lifetime frame; 5-yr fabric | Lifetime structural blocks | 10-yr frame |
| Typical price | $2,499–$9,499 | $3,500–$10,000+ | $1,200–$5,000 |
Pros & cons at a glance
7th Avenue
- Modern look; washable performance fabrics
- Lifetime frame; legitimate build quality
- White-glove delivery and setup
- Modular growth (add seats later)
Cons
- Fewer colorways than bigger brands
- Lead times can stretch during peak seasons
Lovesac
- Extreme modularity; reconfigure endlessly
- Huge fabric catalog
Cons
- Expensive at larger builds
- Setup takes patience
Floyd
- Minimalist look; approachable pricing
- Quick, simple assembly
Cons
- Shallower seating
- Spot-clean fabrics limit durability
FAQ
Sectional vs. modular sectional — what’s the difference?
Traditional sectionals ship as fixed pieces. A modular sectional builds from smaller modules that connect in multiple layouts, so delivery is easier and resizing later is possible.
Are the covers truly machine washable?
Yes. Cold wash on gentle; air dry or tumble low. Do not bleach. Zippers make removal fast.
How deep is the seat?
The Deep option is roughly 40". It’s lounge-forward but still comfortable upright.
Can I expand to a U-shaped sectional later?
Yes. Add armless seats and a corner module to grow from L to U as needed.
What’s the return policy?
10-day in-home trial with free pickup. Keep the packaging until you decide.
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